Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-12
NEWS IN BRIEF.

NEWS IN BRIEF.
Ce,upslea from various Sources
rnhos baan decided to shut down e Terv
,lass factory in the East at the enc to'N
November.
Ynr CuAs. A. BERRY, of Wolverhamp-
Ireland. is to be called to Plymouth
Chnrch' ty New York, as Mr. Beecher's sue
cessor.
o,. authorities are still apprehen-
,Nt i1o..Do oo,;ons disturbances from the un-
s,,r1ovad er.n element on Lord Mayors day,
November g.
rr,o,,.s MAGUIRE, of Somerset, Mass,
rocaived word that he has fallen heir
"a fortune of $350,00O by the death of
brother in Denver.
4 SENSATIONAL story comes from Pitts
hrrgb Pa. that man by the name of
ovens has confessed to having thrown
tho Chicago Haymarket bomb.
TUE Utah Supreme Court, by unanimous
decision, has agreed to appoint a receiver
~ tba Mormon church property in excess
Of the limit fixed by Congress in 1882.
II l. now said that Captain Thorp of
,be 1ost steamer Vernon was hard drink
ar and that the first mate often severely
upbraided him for drunkenness on duty.
THE excitement in Canada and Great
Rritafn is represented as being intense
over Hon. Edward Blake's vigorous es-
pousal Of the Home-Rule cause in Ireland.
THE number of persons who emigrated
from Germany during the ten expired
months Of 1887 is upward of 10, GOO greater
than that for the corresponding period of
1856
A STORY was sent out from the Sing
Sing IN W prison, on the 5th, that one
II the convicts there had confessed that
he threw the bomb at the Chicago Hay
market
A ROCK weighing two tons fell upon and
instantly killed Howard Taylor. miner,
in Whittemore's mine, Washington, Ind.
Oh the 81. He leaves a widow and nine
children.
A SITE has been decided upon for the
great Protestant Episcopal Cathedral in
New York City near the northwestern
corner of Central park. The cost will be
about SS5O,000.
THE trade returns between Canada and
the United States for the last fiscal year
show a considerable falling off in imports,
while the exports maintain the average
of frecent years.
THE sale of the New York Graphic was
consummated 0 II the Sd to a syndicate of
wealthy Democr attic politicians and busi-
ness men, who will keep it friendly to the
State and National administrations.
A oABLEGRAM from Macclesfield, En-
gland ON the 9Th, announced the death OF
John Ryle, Of Paterson, n. J. He was the
father Of the Six indusrgSs this country
and was on visit to his Birth place. "
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ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN says there is no
change in the attitude of the Catholic
Church towards Dr. McGlynn, and the
assertion that hei is about to be restored to
the priesthood is Henry George cam
paign dodge.
SAMUEL w. BoWMAN.o of Pitts field, Mass,
died on the I'd at the age. of sixty
eight years. Mr.. Bowman was an active
member Of the Berkshire bar, and was one
OF the leaders Of the Democratic party in
Massachusetts.
The Cincinnati National Bank has re-
solved to reduce its capital stock from
100000 to. $3.50, 600. This determin alton
vas brought about by the discovery that
Nf {I1 l
forty-four per cent.
AT violent meeting of Anarchists at
Marseilles, France, on the 9th, a resolu.
ton was adopted to warn American
agents IN France Of Vengeance in the
event OF the execution of the condemned
Chicago Anarchists.
DR.. PORTER reports to the Marine Hos
pital Bureau from Tampa, Fla, that there
we're seyenty-four cases and nine deaths
during .thespast week. The, total mum ber
Of cases to the 4th was 325. The epidemic
IS reported to be subsiding. IA
IT is stated that Herr Krupp has offered
AO,OOO for the secret of a new explosive
mahufactureds by a Russian engineer
named Rouckteshell, and that the in
Ven'or has refused the offer, because he
mas already made "a contract with the
government. 94 r-fs1-s tfft1
ORDERs have been issued from the Dub
I'M Castle authorities to the officers of
Iulamore jail to compel William O'Brien
% Wear convict clothes. O'Brien swears
ne will resist to the death, and any in.
uignlty offered to his person is liable to
precipitate serious trouble. t~
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HE irritability in the Crown Prince
frederick Williams throat has almost en-
'rey Disappeared, but his ply sicians
sun insist that he must have absolute
quiet. His family, as all others, avoid
speaking to him-as much as possible. He
passes his evenings listening to music.
he Toronto (OntD Globe prints warn
ing editorial, demanding the recall of
Ohamoerlain as fisheries commissioner,
aHu ~ predicting war in the event of failure
q me commission to settle the dispute,
", Culcn failure would be attributable to
Giu'inoerain's membership on the commits